Farm stays

Photos show the areas, not the properties: we use no hotel or stock photos.

Cosa aspettarsi

• Farm Stay UK lists farmhouse B&B, self-catering and glamping holidays on farms across the UK.^[1]

Before you book

• Ask whether children can see the farm work and what is off limits for safety.
• Bring footwear for mud.

See also: Travelling with children.

Examples in our region guides

5 places in 5 regions whose type in our data matches. Types and details come from OpenStreetMap or the property’s own site;^[2] they are examples, not recommendations, and we have not inspected them.

Northern Ireland (1)

• Riverside Farm (property website, opens in new tab) Farm guest accommodation, Fermanagh Lakelands

Orkney (1)

• Overbigging (property website, opens in new tab) Self-catering farmhouse, Stromness & the West Mainland

The Lake District (1)

• Ashness Farm (property website, opens in new tab) Farm B&B, Keswick & Derwentwater

The Scottish Highlands (1)

• Achintee Farm (property website, opens in new tab) Farm guest house, Fort William, Glencoe & Ben Nevis

Yorkshire (1)

• Greystone Farm Bed & Breakfast (property website, opens in new tab) Farmhouse B&B, North York Moors

Other types

• Hostels and bunkhouses Shared dorms or private rooms, usually with a guest kitchen.
• B&Bs and guest houses Rooms in a smaller, often family-run house, with breakfast.
• Locande e pub con camere Rooms above or beside a pub, often in an old coaching inn.
• Hotel From budget chains to grand country-house hotels.
• Self-catering: cottages and apartments Your own kitchen, from a city flat to a country cottage.
• Camping, caravans and glamping Campsites, static caravans, pods, huts and other outdoor stays.
• Country houses, castles and historic stays Rooms or whole buildings in historic houses, inns and castles.